Publisher's Synopsis
This American classic has influenced generations of lawyers since its publication in 1912. Letters to a Young Lawyer is written in simple, humble, and direct English that overflows with common sense, practical advice, deep insight, spiritual maturity, and a father's pride and love for his son. Harris' examination of the legal profession and the business of the law is astounding and thoroughly modern. His words could have appeared in today's morning paper or in a professional blog. "Arthur Harris gave his son a gift more valuable than gold or silver - advice that, if followed, would guide and protect the young man through all the days of his legal career and personal life." - From the Introduction by Richard L. Cassin
